Oceania’, as you would expect, has arresting ocean views. Built in 1946 in what is best described as Post-War Functionalist’ style, the result is a timeless classic home with a modern feel. Oceania’ is a home combining the best of what both the Old Thirroul and the New Cool Thirroul’ have to offer. A taste of everything indeed!

Outside you have the sea, the bush and the open sky – all viewed from the very private and gently elevated vantage point of a lovely heritage listed home. There’s not a lot more you could ask for – except for the good fortune to be the lucky new owner.

Features:-

- The skilful positioning of the house on the 942sqm block and the welcoming swerve of the front steps creates a marvellous ambience as they lead you up past the perfectly proportioned curves
- Upon entry you will be struck by a feel that is modern, tasteful and yet still retains the charm of very late art deco styling
- An attractive layout, the lounge captures ocean views and flows gracefully to the central living with a funky modern feel
- Some clever styling has created a study nook that just begs you to pen a novel
- The delightful art deco inspired modern kitchen leads straight on to the privacy of a full-length deck which is perfect for alfresco dining
- You can watch the kids play safely from the deck while preparing dinner, or simply enjoy the warm summer Thirroul nights
- Surrounded by Illawarra Blue-Gum and Turpentine Trees which border the very deep 330 metre bush block
- There’s even enough space, if desired, for a studio with superb ocean and bush views
- Your comfort is managed nicely with ducted air-conditioning throughout
- The heritage status enhances value, but does not preclude further renovations or a second story if desired
- A very special opportunity to acquire a truly desirable and unique property

For the full historical overview written by local Historian Dr Joseph Davis please see the attachment below